Leading businesses will provide pioneering access to training and employment for children leaving care, a government paper has revealed. HSBC and BT committed to giving care leavers access to its apprenticeship programmes in this month's White Paper, Care Matters: Time for Change. The move comes after businesses were warned earlier this year by the Green Paper, Raising Expectations, that they may face fines if they do not allow employees aged 16 and 17 to undertake accredited training by 2013. Mary Richardson, chief executive of the HSBC's Global Education Trust, told Personnel Today: "Our Management Academy Programme is a guaranteed level of management entry. "We will provide special access for children leaving care at 16 - they need a special bridge to a management programme." The HSBC trust also offered £1m to pilot individual tuition schemes for children in care from this September, to prepare them for the job market. BT pledged to reserve 30 of its 450...


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